vincent mouton wrote:
> Hi,
> building a site using XSLT to output XHTML to the browser (teh XSLT
> processing is done server-side, using Cocoon), we recently added a DOCTYPE
> definition to our page and suddenly saw almost all elements of the page
> being distributed around the layout, as if the cellpadding of all tables was
> set to 20.
> 
> When we removed the DOCTYPE, the problem dissapeared again.
> 
> As it seems, the spacing issue only happens on tables, wether they have
> nested tables, text or images in their cells. All paragraph tags and similar
> block elements keep their exact spacing.
> 
> This behaviour only appears in Mozilla and Netscape. IE does the layouting
> perfectly.
> 
> Is this a Mozilla issue? How to prevent this additional whitespace to
> appear, without of course loosing the DOCTYPE definition? Or is this a
> layout issue, where Mozilla layouts tables in a different way than IE does
> (or does IE layout tables in a different way as Mozilla does).

known issue: http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=22274


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